Gmail completely revolutionized email and Google continues to improve the service all the time with wonderfully useful new features. Not all new features appeal to everyone, however, and there’s one recent addition to >>
Gmail completely revolutionized email and Google continues to improve the service all the time with wonderfully useful new features. Not all new features appeal to everyone, however, and there’s one recent addition to >>
The Gmail app is getting even more useful for work, especially during the novel coronavirus pandemic, where more and more people have to work from home. Google announced a major redesign for Gmail >>
Gmail just got an awesome new security feature that we’ll probably never see at work and one that we should have had for years. However, it may have not been possible before, as >>
We’ve all been there — looking for a critical piece of information that we know is buried in somewhere in our inbox. The email hasn’t been deleted, but that doesn’t mean we’ll find >>
If you spend a lot of time staring at screens all day (and all night, for that matter) many of you are no doubt glad to increasingly have a dark mode option become >>
Google rolled out an update for the Gmail app on iOS this week that allows users to choose whether or not they want external images to load automatically when they open an email. >>
It’s hard to believe that Gmail celebrates its 15th birthday today, debuting as it did on April 1 way back in 2004 — back when, given the date, many people thought Google was >>
What’s the first thing you do when any popular service you rely on goes down? Why you panic and take to social media to warn everyone that the end is nigh, of course! >>